Autumn Richardson and Richard Skelton celebrate 10 years of their work at Corbel Stone Press – one of the foremost small presses in the UK dedicated to landscape and the natural world.
Free entry
Cumbria’s Aerial Festival has commissioned musicians, writers and filmmakers to create new work, for online release this September.
Free entry
This event has been cancelled due to the ongoing situation with Covid-19
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Still finding new ways to tweak the garage rock formula, The Growlers’ new album, Natural Affair, is their best yet. Watch them perform it live at Albert Hall.
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Influenced by the hardcore punk and noise rock of the 80s and 90s, Brighton-based Ditz make taut and erratic, melodic and urgent post punk.
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Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs mix acid rock, psych metal, and stoner influences into a thick sludge of riffs and menacing bellows.
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A collaborative project between John Grant and Wrangler, Creep Show blend experimental pop, surreal funk and dark analogue electro.
New creative hub The Yard is home to a great little music venue, which tends to attract future-leaning electronic artists.
Featuring eight emerging artists from Manchester and the north, Reform Radio presents the culmination of their latest artist-led project, Co-lab Theory.
Free entry
This event has been cancelled due to the ongoing situation with Covid-19
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Sean Shibe, one of the foremost guitarists of his generation, is bringing his wild virtuosity and pioneering vision to RNCM this March.
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Blurring the lines of classical, jazz, rock, world and experimental music, the Bang on a Can All-Stars present a wonderfully adventurous programme at RNCM.
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